2026 City Council &
Mayoral Candidates
We asked all of our Regional City Council and Mayoral Candidates their thoughts on Hunger within our Community- Here is what each of them had to say!
Boulder
Jamillah Richmond
Addressing poverty and racism in Boulder requires more
Tina Marquis
Housing is one of the highest costs in the city of Boulder.
Scott Rendleman
I especially appreciate the Food Action Plan's call for food
Sam Fuqua
My top priority is housing affordability. Housing is typically
Jill Adler Grano
To address the root causes of hunger, we must address housing costs and wages.
Lynn Segal
Farm in Area 3 Planning Reserve, which was long ago...
Rachel Rose Isaacson
Hunger in Boulder is not merely a problem of food access. It reflects broader systemic inequities, including the high cost of housing, inadequate wages,
Benita Duran
If I had a role/seat on Boulder city council, I would have a vantage point to issues that I do not see in my current community role
Taishya Adams
Knowledge and relationships are the key towards rooting out the cause of hunger. We know the root is tangled with poverty and racism
Aaron Brockett
The City of Boulder embeds all of our efforts within a SER framework, which stand for Sustainability, Equity and Resilience.
Jamo Goldstein
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Lisa Ann Jacob
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Aquiles La Grave
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Fred Smith
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Lee Gilbert
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Ryan Jamieson
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David Martus
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Ryan Schuchard
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